Students will be encouraged to reflect on their own experiences of the social world in which they live, to challenge their own assumptions about this world and to develop an understanding of the forces and structures that affect their lives. As such, you should be prepared to argue and debate social issues in a mature learning environment. Sociology looks at how society works, how different parts of society influence each other, how people’s ideas and social behaviour are influenced by the society in which they live and how people can influence and change society. The study of Sociology provides many opportunities for students to acquire a knowledge and critical understanding of contemporary society, through issues such as crime and deviance, education, families and households, religion and ideology.
Name: A Level in Sociology Qualification title: GCE A Level in Sociology Qualification type: GCE A/AS Level or equivalent Assessment Students can do a stand alone AS made up of two units AS units in Year 12 % of AS Unit 1 Education with Methods 50% Unit 2 Family with Methods. 50% These units are assessed by a one and a half hour exam each. A level units in Year 13 % of A level Unit 1 Education with Theory & Methods 33.3% Unit 2 Family and Households , Beliefs in Society 33.3% Unit 3 Crime and deviance, theory and methods 33.3% Awarding Assessment & Qualifications Alliance Created 20161019 14:52:11 Updated 20161019 14:53:25
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Ulverston Victoria High School
Community School
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01229 483900
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Springfield Road Town: Ulverston County:Cumbria
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